Synonyms for goods
goods

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1. goodsnoun

   Synonyms:
   evidence, wares, fact

   Antonyms:
   capital, services

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1. goodsnoun

   Synonyms:
   movables, effects, chattels, furniture

2. goodsnoun

   Synonyms:
   commodities, wares, merchandise

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1. goodsnoun

   Synonyms:
   chattels, effects, possessions, merchandise, wares, commodities

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1. List of paraphrases for "goods":

   products, property, merchandise, cargo, commodities, assets, wares, commodity, beni, freight, product, cargoes, marchandises, articles, mercancías, properties, blaga, items, outputs, mercadorias, asset, possessions, tovar, biens, merchandises, objects, supplies, produced, dangereuses, belongings

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1. Paul Jackson:

   The wider benefit of this mine is that you can engender a long-term relationship with China and they will want to take your agricultural goods from the other 1 million hectares of the Liverpool Plains.

2. Joe Charat:

   The value that goods (home) produces for you comes in the form of rental services. That yield is tax free because of the mortgage interest deduction. and that yield never goes away as long as you own the home.

3. Xu Bin:

   China is no longer a cheap place to produce low-end goods.

4. Sinem Buber:

   Those goods are a bit more responsive to any changes in the market, and that’s why we’re seeing that industry respond faster than durable goods.

5. Representative Bill Shuster:

   I do not believe it is in the best interests of the U.S. freight transportation system, railroad employees, rail shippers and the short line railroads, i have expressed my concerns to the appropriate federal agency and I believe it is time for all parties to move on from hypothetical merger proposals and focus on improving the transportation of goods and products to help grow the American economy.